Giving

By setting up a CSC online account, you can set up recurring giving, one time giving, edit your account and also track your credit card giving history.

Make cheques payable to Centre Street Church. They can be dropped off during the offering at your campus or in person at the church offices.

They can also be mailed to our Finance Department at:

Centre Street Church

Attention: Finance Department

3900 2nd Street NE

Calgary, AB T2E 9C1

When you set up your sender profile and add Centre Street Church at your bank, a security question is not required. Send transfers to giving@cschurch.ca. Remember to include your full name and address in the message line.

Planned Giving allows you to invest into God's Kingdom in a tax efficient way both now and in the future. There are many ways that you can partner with us through planned giving, such as: wills, securities, Registered Retirement Funds, life insurance, real estate, memorial gifts, and gifts in honour of the life of a loved one.

Planned giving needs careful attention and prayerful consideration. If you would like to talk to someone to learn more about how you can partner with Centre Street Church, please contact giving@cschurch.ca.

Have funds withdrawn directly from your bank account on the 5th or the 20th of each month, email giving@cschurch.ca to request the form.

Text “Give” to our number (587) 741-3027 to set up your account. Once your account is set up, simply text a dollar amount

Designated gifts to a program or project of Centre Street Church will be used as designated with the understanding that when the need for such program or project has been met, or cannot be completed, the remaining contributions will be used where most needed.

Handling donations for other organizations involves considerable cost to Centre Street Church (CSC). CSC recommends that you make your contributions directly to the organization of your choice. However, CSC will process and forward your designated donation to CRA eligible Canadian registered charities, and reserves the right to withhold a processing fee to cover some of the costs of processing.